The Influence of Time Truncation on Phase Angle Measurement Principle

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Real-time accurate voltage phase angle measurement data has a very important significance to monitor and analyze the power system, and phase angle measurement principle of Fourier transform plays an important role in the theoretical calculations and engineering applications. The dynamic sinusoidal voltage signal contains two parts of the sinusoidal steady-state component and decaying DC component, and the decaying DC component having a continuous spectrum, at the frequency corresponding to the sinusoidal steady-state component must have a non-zero value, making dynamic signal phase than steady signal phase has one extra deviation angle. Considering Fourier transform method and theory of engineering application are different, this paper only considered the application conditions of time truncation, analyzes continuous Fourier transform under a real eigenvalue and a pair of conjugate complex roots condition, then compared with the theoretical calculation, for the two case of limited time integration and theoretical calculation condition, the phase angle difference and influencing factors are given.

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